Anupam Kher lives in rented home to avoid future family property disputes: ‘I’ve heard harrowing stories of sons throwing out fathers’

Anupam Kher, despite a successful 40-year career, chooses to live in a rented apartment to avoid family disputes over inherited property after his death. He believes distributing money causes less conflict. Kher prefers giving to charity and maintains a simple lifestyle, valuing peace and harmony over owning property.

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Pope Leo XIV wants AI to help serve this church mission: ‘Whether designing algorithms for…’

Pope Leo XIV urged Catholic technologists and investors to leverage AI for evangelisation, encouraging the development of systems for education, healthcare, and spreading the Gospel. The 2025 Builders AI Forum in Rome saw participation from tech giants and church leaders, focusing on integrating AI into missionary work and connecting digital engagement with parish life.

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Ranveer Brar shares how Kareena Kapoor helped calm his nerves on ‘The Buckingham Murders’ set: “She is very kind and graceful, could sense my nervousness”

Ranveer Brar, celebrated for his culinary expertise, surprised fans with his acting debut in ‘The Buckingham Murders’ alongside Kareena Kapoor. He recently won the Most Stylish Culinary Artist of the Year award in 2025. Kapoor, last seen in ‘Singham Again,’ is currently vacationing in London with her family and will appear in Meghna Gulzar’s next…

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Usher Shares How $365 Million Los Angeles Dodgers Superstar Warned Him About Serenading Married Fans: “Leave the Cherries at Home!”

Usher’s on-stage serenades draw attention. Baseball star Mookie Betts cautioned Usher. Betts did not want Usher flirting with his wife. The singer’s cherry-feeding act began in Las Vegas. It became a popular part of his shows. Usher even apologized to Sabrina Carpenter’s father for a cherry moment. Despite some disapproval, fans enjoy the playful interaction.

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‘Could have used better language’: Ex-Aussie star on Gambhir–curator clash

Matthew Hayden commented on Gautam Gambhir’s heated exchange with the Oval pitch curator, Lee Fortis, during India’s training session. Hayden acknowledged Gambhir’s frustration with perceived restrictions but suggested he could have used better language. Greg Blewett echoed the sentiment, recalling similar frustrations and noting the language used wasn’t ideal, despite India securing a series-levelling victory.

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